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Opening cinematic to StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm released
March is almost upon as and to get our Zerg mandibles twitching in anticipation, Blizzard has released the opening cinematic to StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm, starring the Queen of Blades.
Get ready to cry foul of a Zerg rush as some poor Terran troopers are vastly outnumbered. It's in the typical 'I wish this were a movie' style from Blizzard, despite being just under 3 minutes.
Get ready to cry foul of a Zerg rush as some poor Terran troopers are vastly outnumbered. It's in the typical 'I wish this were a movie' style from Blizzard, despite being just under 3 minutes.
StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm features "training area" with AI giving tips
Posted: 17.12.2012 by Technet2k
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Blizzard is introducing a sparring dojo for StarCraft 2 fans looking to get into the competitive arena of ranked matches, as they understand a lot "do feel intimidated" by the multiplayer beast within.
Heart of the Swarm comes with a "training area" where our AI opponent will be telling us what kind of things we should be doing. A lot "never make the transition" from solo to online.
Heart of the Swarm comes with a "training area" where our AI opponent will be telling us what kind of things we should be doing. A lot "never make the transition" from solo to online.
StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm out early March 2013 
Posted: 13.11.2012 by Technet2k
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Blizzard's Battle.net has revealed the next instalment to StarCraft 2, the Heart of the Swarm expansion, will be available to RTS fans March 12th next year. Their online store priced a bundle at 44.99.
That's if you wanted to get Wings of Liberty and Heart of the Swarm together at a discount of 42%. There's a Digital Deluxe Edition which nets bonus in-game items, including a WoW pet.
That's if you wanted to get Wings of Liberty and Heart of the Swarm together at a discount of 42%. There's a Digital Deluxe Edition which nets bonus in-game items, including a WoW pet.
Blizzard calls lawsuit "frivolous"
Posted: 12.11.2012 by JonahFalcon
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Blizzard has reacted to the class-action lawsuit aimed at the company accusing it of profiteering off Battle.net's insecurity by selling $6.50 Authenticators, and mandating online access to non-MMOs. Predictably, the studio is calling the suit "frivolous", dismissing it out of hand.
Blizzard facing class action lawsuit over Battle.net security
Posted: 11.11.2012 by JonahFalcon
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Two gamers have filed a class action suit on Blizzard, aimed at the company's alleged poor security and its profiting on the sale of Authenticators, which are used to combat keylogging.
Posted: 22.01.2013 by Technet2k
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